Microsoft rebrands Windows Virtual Desktop as Azure Virtual Desktop

With remote working on the rise, cloud services and virtual desktop solutions have become increasingly important. This has been the case for Microsoft’s Windows Virtual Desktop since its public release about a year-and-a-half ago. Originally targeted at enterprise users, Microsoft now has a broader vision for its cloud VDI platform. As such, Microsoft is adding new capabilities to the services, tweaking pricing, and rebranding it as Azure Virtual Desktop. See also: KB5003430 update is causing audio problems in Windows 10 Insiders miss out as Microsoft keeps its cards close to its chest in build up to Windows 11 announcements KB5003214… [Continue Reading]